I had this problem as do many other people. Don't call an engineer. You can DIY.
The fault was due to a loose connection- it worked if i gave it a bang!!!
I found out on the internet that the printed circuit boards are poor quality-solder drying out.In fact replacements are not the same part number.
I took it apart as per manual.( Knock off mains-just unscew front cover, swing out, pop out the plastic hinge poppers, disconnect wires carefully, pull/pop out board. )
I then inspected both sides of the board- there were 2 suspect solder joints which i made right with a soldering iron then reassebled.
Problem fixed for free in 30mins- a new board would have been £100, an engineer would have been $$$$.
simon davies
November 2006